I want to undervolt PCH on my motherboard to make the mobo's life easier but i got a couple of questions.
There are two PCH options in the UEFI: PCH 1.05 and PCH 1.5. I don't understand what the difference between them is, can you explain? One is for northbridge, the other one for southbridge?
I set PCH 1.05 to 1V and PCH 1.5 to 1.4V, everything works super stable (even when using around 7 USB ports). Can someone please clarify that PCH 1.5 actually runs at 1.5V stock? Just in case i know that undervolting has been done correctly and i'm not frying anything.
Also, i run RAM at 1T command rate which is, again, stable but how does lowering PCH voltage affect stability of that setting? As i know the northbridge has to be somehow resposible for command rate, does it have to do anything with PCH at all?
There are two PCH options in the UEFI: PCH 1.05 and PCH 1.5. I don't understand what the difference between them is, can you explain? One is for northbridge, the other one for southbridge?
I set PCH 1.05 to 1V and PCH 1.5 to 1.4V, everything works super stable (even when using around 7 USB ports). Can someone please clarify that PCH 1.5 actually runs at 1.5V stock? Just in case i know that undervolting has been done correctly and i'm not frying anything.
Also, i run RAM at 1T command rate which is, again, stable but how does lowering PCH voltage affect stability of that setting? As i know the northbridge has to be somehow resposible for command rate, does it have to do anything with PCH at all?
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